Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
FIFTH EDlrIoa
Th's Mornipr,.17 -

o'hin9 ~ 10 o'clnot ot1's4s2fs
judges prescott. A i,UcS, i"ra, va Il
the case OF Martin o"r' ' vas tr.p1
i'is, Iu.e q 90; was taken 'l m &, 70. %
asIourne ,,a Chandler, H. w ''' ~
IN IN ana ! William O. spfs.,,,oa' ,o' ',su
The case. as stated ~.
.',calArs. ", . is as follow ~ ~. d ~
plaeso !,.s his N inor son, No 80
with the defendants Ia ~ !. -s7' OI
ness or q car bui de, % .eS'a lie
tract Was abandoned : a. Is tho
70 orought to recovtf 1'n 'a
labor ! The claim ia ~, -, gois
"a b, 1889. to jay sO,b 'IIi ia, D'l.
per week for the fifst iaS
week WEEK tor the second yss. - w
he worked. '-e .As. ia,
Martin O'Toole was
ned that he Is the ts,'s'' - a,A
- iools. and isa black.nl,a9 w 4. d
In lsso be was empIotss N i.- I.
puie q Co.. and had a a. ., " 81
wish Mr. Bowers in 80 eoA7a,
son learning the trade Of ~ a ,1 W.
snu y ne agreed, on beha ( al =,
iake him. The boy wes, - =, ..e u
~, 1880, aud continued n.,' ~ "'if
1883. he was 10 have .a.A W
? ! week the flrst year. 81 y, @s,ys y,
.ns second year and 81 ps, =, w,. E'
third year, bat 81 per 49, "''1
amounts was fetain.d h,.d
an.s after December u, ls.,l ~' u
on cross examination by v.
ancs, The " itness admlt,si ~. -,
was discharged July 20 ,,.l .vA
mischief IN which he W., 'o' ~
Micha ael O'Too,e wa, So r'-'',a
t,ned that he Is the son Of "a.
he iemem bered being q ~ al
weeks with malaria, and i sS.l
day now and then, but br ~ 80, .,'l
exactly how much tlns 1y11 4. !, -
while In the mploy OF The f., a.
he was discharged, he w,,- a, = ;.
howers and Q ,ked to b. ta,s- "
ne,aitar consultation wiz tns ~ ~
soid MIN that he had be,,., ,,n 20
0 her shop. He met NJ, nr,a' ~
street. and asked him ab9s. i,s y
which the firm had retars1 -, :, u
wages, and he replied la, l.. Nv
pny him when he got re.!yg,a
The witness became var, ,r..4
der Mr. spraance's searcai., % r,,.
animation. but he npa . at-, @
having cursed Mr.. Colemap ~s
man, when he gave btu 1,s,
about the work. He b1vezg. -
having raid In tie shop ,Sa, ia
nos 90 anything II he had 10 v1,s !,
Mr.. Coleman.
Robert Stewart was svo-r A..
ned that he was q foreman a. ,a4
I'LL car works. In bis cn,u,o, n
prentice boy was worth f,5m 81
per week the first year, aon1. N,
the second year, and proosl,v n
week the third year, bu. Il so1l
pend q great deal on The kind 0,
h = was.
Thomas w. Bowers ,e,.asd m,
knows Michael O'Toole. A, n
worked under him. He oonsllsrsI
worth folly $3.50 per wssk ,le
year, 90 the second yea, aYi /,
done mans work the tt.r, TeI
contidered him worth ia tyt
Thts witness Is one uf ihs ig!s-l{
hha on Gross exauIinRliaa hif. Sl'uI
asked MIN II, In the cvaa, q, ,ld,
being given against tie c4..si.l,
pnny, he expected TO be E..! .i,h
any part OF this CLAIM? Nj. Cll4
objected, but the objeC..gs Ra
rulef by the ooutt, wb.a r6e Y.
replied that II Mr.. Dure I'D nc.
it he would bs held respor1 .Jr
hr. Sprusnee raid tia. tie
would permit him he ~G4 .1gS
th's witness himself lhai Heal
Dure had bought all BE ~. agdI
IN inc business, and Rivea tn ;
inaamnifyirR him agalus, az I'D
elaims that might be b.oaga, I'D
Tue company. He woa.l 80 1
tEat this witness Is not Caa.aT.-d
dollsr In this case, ard ncw id
is ont OF businefs he Ia ,rgllI
saddle this snit Oh tia %
co psrtpers, and that II Ils2met
given in this case against taa cogE
mr. Heury u. Durs, aud 10 cue
WILL have the money 10 pay Ths Q
decided that while II would 70. De
petent for Mr., Spruance or,oEe
things al present, he c5l la7a
opportunity OF doing 50 whea aa !p
ths case for the defense.
hr. sprusnce then ssked Tia vi
what bls present relations ere
Henry " Dure, and after n0ne Aa
titn ho ieplIei, "lriendly, VsIy il.
ly ="
Mr. Chandler arnouleei tas'
wonld IeBt bis case, and M; 8EFa
stated his case, on the pair .. y!
fanse, to tho jury, after WLica :. Of
III evidence the indemnify 59s ]
to Thomas w. Bowers b. Hen;
Dnro Mr.. Chaudler ohjsc.a 70
paper being admitted ss oTid9aset
the objection was overfuig
Henry +. DUE was sworn All e
that he was one OF the mFml5' p
late firm of Bowers, Dnre i e..
the business of that firm wa sttsi !
witness paid Thomas W Bo9tt ID.
OF $500 for his right in the tasi4fs
also assumed all the debts aili 5Bliti
OF the late company. He resides
door to Mr.. Bowers, and tt .afeft
tile TO the witness, not hav!as ag9as
bin for over two y ars. II ne'tf
ised Michael O'roole that he v W
htm any money. and did not t'5a
him. He knew there was 10y y!
name employed at the woFhS wv
he was discharged for bad coaIlAf.,
AT | O'Clock court TOOK u 'y''sa !
O'Clock this afternoon.
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